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WELL I TURNED INTO A MARTIAN...UOOOO-OOOO-OOOO...... :-D

I love this album. (A little less the review...) :-D

Beautiful Aces High, Two Minutes, and Rime... As for the rest, the album marks the beginning of Iron Maiden's decline...

Short review, but then again, when it comes to AC/DC, there isn't much to delve into...

For me, a Happy Trails is just a step below a Live Dead... but just one step, mind you...

A lesser classic of Frisco's acid-rock. Vigorous, sturdy, sanguine, and viscerally bluesy. Not as brilliant as Garcia's, but Cipollina's guitar work is highly effective. Many themes have stood the test of time.

mmm...for me, however, it's a cornerstone...Melli, are you the one who played for Parma about a dozen years ago? :-D

crAIsis ;-)

Muahahhahhhahahhahhhhhahahahhah!!!! !!!!! Listen who’s talking!!! You, Marco Poletti, who wrote the worst review of all time ("VU&Nico"): when it comes to crazy reviews, you’re really the last (but truly the last) one who should open your mouth... Then there’s someone who writes a line like this: "if you don’t like Pink Floyd, who the hell do you like, Dj Francesco?", must be an "ignorant", someone who ignores that there have been other bands in the history of rock that have done things at the same level as the Floyd (and hundreds of albums much better than Dark Side…). You’re probably one of those who believe that the height of quality is this Pink Floyd album... ehah boy, what can I say? I’ll leave you to the fluff of your sweet 15 years; you will discover on your own, as you grow up, that there are many other albums worthy of being listened to and "alternative" in the true sense of the term...

Well... for me Deacon>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Taylor... Deacon has written a dozen wonderful pop songs and was a decent bassist; Taylor, while he has written memorable tracks (showing a very eclectic style), has also proven to be a drummer too inconsistent (his performances in the early albums of the band and in Innuendo were great, but what about his performances in the early 80s?). As for May, I believe that without him Queen wouldn’t have been the same: it’s true that Mercury was the soul of the band, but it's also true that May's guitar sound and style have decisively defined the Queen sound...